1st Gear going bad?

By STINSAN3
July 3, 2014 in Advanced Drivetrain, Suspension & Tuning

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Posted July 25, 2014

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Posted July 25, 2014

I haven't been on here since you posted that, but thanks man. Only thing it sad something about catalytic converter being bad or the sensors. But I don't think that could cause it?

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